Bees in the can...Y-PIPE!!!
Originally Posted by jvelos3
I think the majority of the noise is from un equal length in piping...think about it...the front exhaust travels farther than the rear exhaust therefore the front exhaust is not travelling at the same speed as the rear once they both reach the Y part. This un equal speed causes turbulance and voila bees in a can
No its the flex sextion. This has been proven over and over and over.
Hmm... if thats a common problem, makes me reluctant to put an aftermarket y-pipe on. I'll most likely do it when the oxy sensors fail, then i'll replace it all. Bees in the can sound sucks....that would **** me off
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Has anybody got a good recording of the y-pipe sound from inside the car?
Maybe 2 or 3 clips....idle, accelerating, highway. Maybe with some conversation so we can tell how relatively loud it is?
I think you can tell from this thread how usefull it would be for newbies to know what to expect from a y-pipe (most common 1st mod?).
Com'on, I know you all got laptops and microphones and websites and all that tech!
Richard
Maybe 2 or 3 clips....idle, accelerating, highway. Maybe with some conversation so we can tell how relatively loud it is?
I think you can tell from this thread how usefull it would be for newbies to know what to expect from a y-pipe (most common 1st mod?).
Com'on, I know you all got laptops and microphones and websites and all that tech!
Richard
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